![]() With the launch of the 13-inch MacBook Pro, Apple has officially bid adieu to the butterfly keyboard, so both laptops have the same backlit Magic Keyboard with 65 keys, including four arrow keys in an inverted-T arrangement. Professionals in design or video will want the MacBook Pro. The MacBook Pro and the MacBook Air have very similar screens.īuy this: Most people will be plenty happy with the MacBook Air’s narrower color gamut. Tuned eyes will see richer colors when viewing images on the MacBook Pro, but for the most part, the specs suggest you’re getting very similar displays. ![]() The display specifications differ in the brightness (the Pro’s 500 nits is a little brighter compared to the Air’s 400 nits) and color gamut (the Pro has an expanded P3 color gamut, while the Air supports sRGB), but those are relatively small differences. ![]() DisplayĪs with the previous generations, the MacBook Air and the 13-inch MacBook Pro have the same 13.3-inch Retina display with the same 2560×1600 resolution and True Tone technology built-in. Buy this: It’s hard to argue with Apple’s laptop design in any of the colors here, but if you like gold, you’re kinda stuck.
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